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Korea: peace at last?
Korea: peace at last?
Last Modified: 04 Oct 2007
By:
Lindsey Hilsum
Although the fighting ended half a century ago, North and South Korea still haven't signed a peace treaty.
But that could change. During historic talks in Pyongyang, the leaders of both countries have signed a joint declaration calling for a permanent settlement - although they'll need China and the US on board.
They also agreed to resume rail freight services - and there will be further reunions of families divided by the partition of the country.
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